Leadership
So, who looks after the SBL?
Sue Birchall, business manager at The Malling School, ponders who looks after the person who looks after everyone else I keep reading
wellbeing at work
Progression
A third of teachers plan to quit, says NEU
Workload and diminishing respect for profession are main reasons why 35% of teachers wish to leave within five years CREDIT: keep reading
Progression
Pencilling in time for yourself
Laura Williams, of LJ Business Consultancy, on why scheduling time for your wellbeing is as important as all the other keep reading
Live it
The warning signs of burnout
Jo Steer, teacher and experienced leader of SEND interventions, discusses what burnout may look like for those working and leading keep reading
Live it
Beating the mid-afternoon slump
Do you often lose concentration, and find yourself devoid of energy, in the afternoon? If so, you’re not alone – keep reading
Live it
How to cancel catastrophising thoughts
Does your mind automatically jump to the worst-case scenario when things appear to be going wrong? Learn how to reconnect keep reading
Live it
Managing your anger
Anger is a common and valid emotion – one which can have positive benefits – but if you’re worried that keep reading
Blog
Teacher wellbeing at work only ‘moderate-to-low’
Recent studies have shown that most teachers love their work and enjoy making a difference – however, according to research keep reading
